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FujiQ Highland

Embark on an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Fuji-Q Highland, nestled near the majestic Mount Fuji. Enjoy thrilling roller coasters and stunning mountain vistas. Get your flexible, instant-access tickets now!
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Slide 1 of 8, Visitors riding a rollercoaster at Fuji-Q Highland, Japan.
Visitors riding a rollercoaster at Fuji-Q Highland, Japan.
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Explore at your pace
  • Your pass packs value and fun with unlimited access to rides for a day, giving you the freedom to plan your adventure whenever you like.

  • Experience a 360° vertical rotation at Panic Clock, the steepest drop of 121° at Takabisha, a chance to see life in 4D at Eejanaika, and so much more.

  • Thomas Land is for kids and themed around Thomas and Friends, while Lisa et Gaspard town immerses you in Lisa and Gaspard's world with its attractions.

  • Choose from a Full-Day Pass for thrills, an Afternoon Pass for post-lunch fun, or a Priority Pass for early access and skip-the-line entry.

  • Fun fact: The park's haunted house, Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, is one of the longest and scariest haunted houses in the world.

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  • Your pass packs value and fun with unlimited access to rides for a day, giving you the freedom to plan your adventure whenever you like.

  • Experience a 360° vertical rotation at Panic Clock, the steepest drop of 121° at Takabisha, a chance to see life in 4D at Eejanaika, and so much more.

  • Thomas Land is for kids and themed around Thomas and Friends, while Lisa et Gaspard town immerses you in Lisa and Gaspard's world with its attractions.

  • Choose from a Full-Day Pass for thrills, an Afternoon Pass for post-lunch fun, or a Priority Pass for early access and skip-the-line entry.

  • Fun fact: The park's haunted house, Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, is one of the longest and scariest haunted houses in the world.

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¥5,313
Slide 1 of 11, Roller coaster at FujiQ Highland with Zokkon entrance in Japan.
Roller coaster at FujiQ Highland with Zokkon entrance in Japan.
Extended validity
Explore at your pace
  • Enter Fuji-Q Highland after 1pm with unlimited rides for the day.

  • Enjoy thrill rides and family zones like Thomas Land at your own pace.

  • Make the most of shorter wait times with a later park entry.

  • Take in views of Mount Fuji from rides and across the park.

  • Plan a flexible visit without committing to a full-day schedule.

More details
  • Enter Fuji-Q Highland after 1pm with unlimited rides for the day.

  • Enjoy thrill rides and family zones like Thomas Land at your own pace.

  • Make the most of shorter wait times with a later park entry.

  • Take in views of Mount Fuji from rides and across the park.

  • Plan a flexible visit without committing to a full-day schedule.

from
¥5,313

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Check for ride maintenance or closure updates on the official website before your visit to avoid disappointment.

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About Fuji-Q Highland

Fuji-Q Highland stands out in any collection of Japan’s top theme parks, offering a mix of legendary thrill rides, immersive horror attractions, and delightful themed areas for all ages. Its unbeatable views of Mount Fuji and diverse experiences make it a highlight for anyone exploring the Fuji Five Lakes region.


Address5-chōme-6-1 Shinnishihara, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi 403-0017, Japan
Also known asFujikyu Highland
Year opened1968

Did you know?

Fuji-Q Highland opened in 1968 and has since become internationally famous for its extreme rides and unique attractions.

Why visit Fuji-Q Highland?

Record-Breaking Roller Coasters

Experience legendary rides like Fujiyama, Eejanaika, and Takabisha—each boasting world records for height, speed, or steepness. These coasters deliver heart-pounding thrills for true adrenaline lovers.

Highlights

Plan your visit

Main Entrance (Fujikyu Highland Gate)

Located directly adjacent to Fujikyu-Highland Station on the Fujikyu Railway line, the Main Entrance is the primary access point for all visitors. The entrance is clearly signposted and features wide, step-free pathways suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Ticket counters and security checks are situated here, with staff available to assist guests with mobility needs. This entrance is also the closest drop-off point for highway buses arriving from Tokyo.

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